Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-05

New Corners at the ShOre-M0sQu uftOes DIsappear1ng-A We'll Known SavIn
 Rock Young Lady Engaged-An old
 Fashioned CIambake Last Night.
 Further arrivals at the hotels are as fol- lows
 Sew View-R. D. Van Name, Mrs. B. M. Fisher, James Lee and wife, D. F. Norton, New Haven; Mrs. Van de Grift and children, Bridgeport; John J. Sheehan, New Britain; Rev. P. F. McAllenny and 62 others, members of the choir of St. Rose's, Meriden; W. R. Daniels, c. H. Wilcox, Ash6eld, Mass; W. F. Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.; R. B. Crane, Westfeld, Mass. P. D. Kennedy, John Cronan, New Britain; Nellie Fitzgerald, Middletown; W. H. Donald and wife, H. M. Donald, s. A. Donald, New Britain; F. H. Laford, Waterbury; Thomas Drummond, New London; F. c. Allen, Hart ford; W. s. Pax, Bridgeport; Kate Dorgan, Master Cutler Lafin, Gertrude Lafin, Catha- rine Dafin, Westfeld, Mass; D. H. Wells & wife, Hartford; P. J. Lee, New Haven; Mrs. c. A. Arnold, Mollie E. Arnold, Broad Brook; H. A. Bidwell, Thomaston.
 Grove Cottage-L. G. Costello, A. O. Brown, New Haven; w. c. Rose, Boston; H. T. Hawley, Bridgeport; John Boyle, Southwick, Conn; Allen Pease, Howard Pease, Frank R. Pease, Windsor Locks, Conn; F. A. Nearing, Hartford; Mir. and Mrs. William H. Myers, Miss N. E. Myers, Will E. Myers, Wallingford Harriet Tan and three children, New York; Harry B. Fairbanks, Worcester, Mass; L. G. Bevins and wife and Walter L.. Bevins, Meriden; Mrs. J. M. Libby, Lena, III; Maria Shaw, Mrs. Dr. Hooker, Springfield. Mass; Will liam A. Barnes and wife, Palmer, Mass.
 The following are stopping at Twitchell's Marion Beach, Miss Hattie Puffer, Miss Nellie Sage, Miss H. Sage, G. A. Burr, J. A. Johnson, s. G. Taylor, A. 0. Taylor, J. A. Johnson, Mir. and Mrs. Smith, 0. E. Kaiser, J. A. Burin, L. G. Sillerman, Col. s. T. Austin, T. H. Kennya, E. s. Calhoun, J. T. Garfield, Joseph Gayell. Thog. Farrell Farrell Alison M. Brown, Bertha E. Brown, Simsbury; Mrs. Henry B. Kenney, James l. Holmes, Mrs. E. G. Geer, s. w. Kenworth, Mrs. J. L. Tomlinson, Simsbury; MT. and Mrs. J. Mclean, MT. and Mrs. Whitehead, MT. and Mrs. Pattison, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Case, MT. and Mrs. Ellsworth, J. Curtis, Susie Ensign, Anne Ellsworth.
 Hinman House-L. A. Wilmot, Nauga- tuck; J. H. filling and wife, Waterbury; Mrs. Reed Ferris, Daniel Mahoney, Danbury; M. T. Hollister and wife, Glastonbury: W. J, Noble and wife, A. H. Brothers and wife, Naugatuck; Sigmond Bondy and family. Hartford; F: P: and W. 5. Weston, Water bury; Wm. Ladd and family, Waterbury; F. H. Jones, Boston; E. A. Willis and lady, Waterbury; E. Kennedy, Naugatuck; Louis Hettrich, New Britain.
 MT. Converse of the Grove Cottage has secured the assistance at his house of Mrs. Smith, of Westfeld. The lady has many friends in New Haven.
 s41a, 6orv ST,o Iafk f6a west shore. The insects have been great nuisance at the shore, and while they are not all gone it has been noticed that their num- bers are gradually decreasing.
 Guests at the SeaView are especially lucky, as several stopping at the house have re- marked, that while the mosquitoes were making their vigorous assaults without the interior of the hotel was almost free from the pests.
 Yesterday the congregation from St. Pat rick's church of New Britain spent picnic day at the Rock and enjoyed a merry time. Over eleven horse cars carried the picnickers safely from the depot to the shore. The day was spent in dancing and merry exercises of an interesting character were held in the grove. At Howes' pavilion Curtis orchestra furnished music for dancing and in the grove another band poured forth it's melodies. The large party departed for home during the evening.
 At the Grove House the Mount Pleasant quartette from this city will be given shore supper next Wednesday. The quartette con- sists of MT. Edward Dardell, MT. Daniel Cal lahan, MT. Joseph Smith and Charles Lauden. bach. -
 Proprietor Converse has lately added a commodious barn to his house for stabling horses.
 Wednesday last large party of Neriden people enjoyed themselves at the Rock,
 Several times during the week brass band is engaged to render selections in the grove.
 Mrs. Daniel Hall, of Westfeld, is the guest of Mrs. o. Howes, of Beach street.
 An amateur entertainment will be given this afternoon and evening at the residence of Cottager Rogowsh by few young ladies and gentlemen residing at the shore. The performance is for charitable purposes.
 The engagement of Miss Ida Johnson, daughter of Cottager J. Johnson, to Mir. Jacob Newman is announced.
 Miss Hanover, of New York, is visiting Miss Belle Strouse.
 MT. Benjamin Mann of Mann & Co.,, this city, who has been rather seriously indis- posed for the last few days, is convalescent.
 Those who failed to attend the clam bake given by Landlord TwitcheIl to his city and shore friends missed one of the rare treats of the season. From half-past one until half past five no fewer than one hundred and fifty hungry mortals reyelled in all the deli cious luxury of real old time cIambake. It was gotten up in Q way that once more testi- fes the ability of Mir. Twitehell to entertain his guests most royalty.
 High water to-day at 11;57 am.